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1. A traffic ac

cident

 ha

ppened

 in the South Tunnel this morning.

2. 

연결

 [However / As a result]

1

, 

전치

 [t

hanks

 t

o

] some br

ave

 ci

tizens

, it has become a heart - warming story.

4. Su

ddenly

, the driver lost co

ntrol

 of the ve

hicle

.

5. The bus cr

ashed

 into the tunnel wall and ti

pped

 

특이

 

over

, tr

apping

 the children and the driver in

side

.

6. Fo

rtunately

, the people who were driving behind the bus stopped their cars sa

fely

.

7. They ran to it and re

moved

 one window.

9. These ci

tizens

, whose quick actions re

scued

 the children and the driver, are being 

태

[calling / called]

2

 he

roes

.

13. It is a large parrot that is ac

tive

 at night.

15. This fat and fl

ightless

 bird is good at two things!

17. And its green fe

athers

 pr

ovide

 pr

otective

 co

loration

 that helps it bl

end

 into its su

rroundings

.

18. Sadly, the kakapo 

수동

 [i

s

 end

angered

].

19. So the New Zealand go

vernment

 is trying to pr

otect

 it.

20. You are someone whose ad

vice

 I trust.

21. 

연결

 [On the co

ntrary

 / Th

erefore

]

2

, I want to ask you about something.

23. I think I get pl

enty

 of rest at home.

24. Still, I never have the en

ergy

 to ha

ng

 out with my friends.

25. I have some friends that I haven't se

en

 

선택

 [in / in over]

2

 a year.

26. What can I do to get my en

ergy

 back?

27. Si

ncerely

, Sarah Dear Sarah, I think that you should do more ph

ysical

 ex

ercise

.

28. It might sound st

range

, but doing ph

ysical

 ex

ercise

 can give us more en

ergy

.

29. I su

ggest

 that you go hiking with your friends.

30. It might be hard at first, but you will 

2V

 feel [recharging / re

charged

]

2

 by the end.

31. The SS Baychimo, which 

수동

 [w

as

 bu

i

lt

] in Sweden in 1914, 

수동

 [w

as

 a hu

ge

 st

e

am

 - po

wered

] ship.

32. In 1921, a trading co

mpany

 that tr

ansported

 fu

rs

 throughout northern Canada bought it.

33. In 1931, it became tr

apped

 in ice.

34. Some of the cr

ew

 me

mbers

 

수동

 [w

ere

 res

cued

] by plane.

35. The captain and the cr

ew

 me

mbers

 who re

mained

 stayed in a wo

oden

 sh

elter

 ne

arby

.

36. Then, a bl

izzard

 came, and when it cl

eared

, the ship 

수동

 [w

as

 go

n

e

]!

37. A few days later, a hunter whom the cr

ew

 en

countered

 told them he 

시제선택!

 [have se

en

 / had se

en

]

2

 the ship.

38. The cr

ew

 fo

und

 it 70 kilometers away.

39. But they did not think the ship would su

rvive

 the winter.

40. So they boarded it, to

ok

 what they could, and left.

41. 

연결

 [However / As a result]

1

, su

rprisingly

, the ab

andoned

 ship did not si

nk

!

44. Maybe the ghost ship is still fl

oating

 somewhere on the ic

y

 water.

45. Mi

crowaving

 food re

moves

 he

althy

 nu

trients

.

46. It is da

ngerous

 to mi

crowave

 food with aluminum fo

il

.

47. Do you think these st

atements

 are true or fa

lse

?

49. 

연결

 [For example / In fa

ct

]

2

, th

ough

, it is fa

lse

!

50. Ex

perts

 say mi

crowaving

 food is a great way to pr

event

 the loss of vitamins and mi

nerals

.

51. What about the se

cond

 st

atement

?

53. If you cover food with aluminum fo

il

 and mi

crowave

 it, the fo

il

 pr

oduces

 sp

arks

.

54. These sp

arks

 could st

art

 a fire.

55. Ot

herwise

, mi

crowaving

 food is not da

ngerous

.

56. Just be sure to use mi

crowave

 - sa

fe

 co

ntainers

.

57. If we didn't have water, we would not su

rvive

.

59. Un

fortunately

, many co

untries

 are in need of clean water.

60. So understanding water fi

ltration

 is im

portant

!

61. Let's do a si

mple

 ex

periment

 to see how dirty water can 

수동

 [b

e

 fi

l

tered

].

62. Steps 1 - Cut a plastic bottle in half and cover the narrow end with a coffee fi

lter

.

63. 2 - Fill the bottle with sand, small pe

bbles

, and rocks.

64. 3 - Place it over an empty cup and po

ur

 some dirty water into it.

65. Although this pr

ocess

 doesn't make the water sa

fe

 to drink, doesn't it look cl

eaner

than before?

66. In

terviewer

: Nathan Sawaya is a pr

ofessional

 Lego artist.

69. In

terviewer

: You used to be a Wall Street lawyer.

70. What in

spired

 you to change your ca

reer

 

특이

 [t

o

 so

meth

ing

] so different?

71. Sawaya: I wanted to do something more cr

eative

.

72. One day, I fo

und

 the Legos that I 

시제선택!

 [have played / had played]

2

 with as a child.

73. I st

arted

 making big sc

ulptures

 with them and posting pictures of the sc

ulptures

 online.

74. People loved them, so I de

cided

 to leave my ca

reer

 and make sc

ulptures

 full - time.

75. In

terviewer

: It 

조해피

 [m

ust

 h

ave

 tak

en

] a lot of co

urage

 to do that.

76. Sawaya: Yes, but if I 

시제선택!

 [have re

mained

 / had re

mained

]

2

 a lawyer, then I would not have fo

und

 my dream job as a Lego artist!

77. The well - known logo of the World Wide Fund for Na

ture

 (WWF) fe

atures

 a giant panda.

78. This animal 

수동

 [w

as

 ch

o

sen

] because, when the WWF 

수동

 [w

as

 fo

u

nded

], in 1961, it 

수동

 [w

as

 end

angered

].

79. 

삽입주의!

 [Also], in that year, a giant panda 

수동

 [w

as

 tr

a

nsferred

] from the Beijing Zoo to the London Zoo.

80. The panda, 

태

 [naming / named]

2

 Chi Chi, became the only giant panda in the Western world at that time, so it was very sp

ecial

.

81. Recently, th

ough

, the giant panda has been 

분사구

 [rem

oved

 f

rom

] the en

dangered

 sp

ecies

 list.

82. 

연결

 [On the other hand / As a result]

1

, po

lar

 bears are in danger 

접전선택!

 [because / because of]

2

 cl

imate

 change.

83. For this re

ason

, some people have su

ggested

 that the WWF logo fe

ature

 a po

lar

 bear in

stead

.

84. The su

ggested

 new logo is very si

mple

.

85. It shows a po

lar

 bear's re

cognizable

 eyes, nose, and mouth.

86. People say, If the WWF ac

cepted

 this new logo, it would draw more at

tention

 to the is

sue

 of cl

imate

 change.

87. My friend, Jack said he st

arts

 sn

eezing

 

접선택!

 [when / whenever]

2

 he steps into the su

nlight

.

89. So I did research about it 

주비

 [af

ter

 ta

l

k

ing

] to him.

90. I learned that this is 

태

 [calling / called]

2

 ph

otic

 sn

eezing

.

91. It ha

ppens

 to one in every three people.

92. People who are ph

otic

 sn

eezers

 sn

eeze

 when there is a su

dden

 change in the le

vel

 of light.

93. 

삽입주의!

 [Also], ph

otic

 sn

eezing

 might pass from ge

neration

 to ge

neration

.

94. So if someone's parents are ph

otic

 sn

eezers

, then that pe

rson

 is probably one too!

95. Fr

ozen

 foods can 

수동

 [b

e

 st

o

red

] for long pe

riods

 of time.

96. This is 

전치

 [t

hanks

 t

o

] the quick fr

eezing

 me

thod

, which 

수동

 [w

as

 in

v

ented

] by Clarence Birdseye.

97. Birdseye worked in Ea

stern

 Canada where it is very cold.

98. He would catch fish, and he no

ticed

 that they would fr

eeze

 im

mediately

 after he pulled them out of the water.

99. Su

rprisingly

, the fish were still de

licious

 when he cooked them months later.

100. He re

alized

 that food must 

수동

 [b

e

 fr

o

zen

] very quickly.

101. This way, it loses 

상접선택!

 [either / ne

ither

]

2

 its taste no

r

 its te

xture

.

102. With this di

scovery

, he in

vented

 fr

ozen

 foods.

103. When you see a piece of tr

ash

 on the si

dewalk

, what do you do?

105. 

전치

 [A

ccording

 t

o

] the br

oken

 windows th

eory

, small actions like picking up tr

ash

 can make a big di

fference

.

106. Im

agine

 a building with a few br

oken

 windows.

107. If the windows 

수동

 [a

re

 le

f

t

] as they are, it is li

kely

 that people will break more windows.

108. This will li

kely

 lead to more cr

imes

 because it will se

em

 like people do not care about la

ws

 ar

ound

 the building.

109. Small ne

gative

 actions like these can lead to bigger pr

oblems

.

110. 

연결

 [On the co

ntrary

 / Thus]

2

, we need to en

courage

 po

sitive

 actions like picking up tr

ash

 now.

111. Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart is one of the most famous co

mposers

 of all time.

114. She 

5V보

 was sai

d

 [to / X]

1

 be both as br

illiant

 and as sk

illed

 as her brother.

115. Sadly, 

연결

 [however / as a result]

1

, her mu

sical

 ca

reer

 did not last.

116. As a child, she pe

rformed

 in many co

untries

 with Wolfgang.

117. 

연결

 [However / As a result]

1

, in 18th ce

ntury

 Europe, it 

수동

 [w

as

 co

n

sidered

] in

appropriate

 for a woman to co

mpose

 or pe

rform

 music.

118. So, she stopped pe

rforming

 when she tu

rned

 18.

119. 

연결

 [However / As a result]

1

, she co

ntinued

 to co

mpose

 music pr

ivately

, and Wolfgang pr

aised

 her work as beautiful.

120. He even en

couraged

 her 

5v보

 [write / to write]

2

 more.

121. These days, none of her works can 

수동

 [b

e

 fo

u

nd

], th

ough

 some people think she 

조해피

[m

ay

 h

ave

 com

posed

] some of Wolfgang's pieces.

122. The story of Nannerl shows the ne

gative

 effects of a st

rict

 so

ciety

.

123. If so

ciety

 had not been that st

rict

, we could still be enjoying Nannerl's music today.

124. A Mi

ssion

 to Ma

rs

 Hello, everyone.

125. My name is Op

portunity

, and I am a robot on Ma

rs

.

126. NASA sc

ientists

 sent me to ex

plore

 Ma

rs

 in 2003.

127. Do you know why they sent me to Ma

rs

 and 

어순배열!

 [

2

to /

3

a /

1

not ] different pl

anet

?

128. It is because Ma

rs

 is si

milar

 to Earth.

129. Ma

rs

 and Earth have valleys and mountains.

130. The two pl

anets

 have si

milar

 weather and seasons.

131. So for many years, people have th

ought

 that there could be life on Ma

rs

.

132. Can you im

agine

 how long it to

ok

 me to get to Ma

rs

?

133. It to

ok

 me about 7 months to re

ach

 Ma

rs

.

135. The di

stance

 from Earth to Ma

rs

 changes all the time because the two pl

anets

are moving ar

ound

 the Sun at different speeds.

136. I 

분사구

 [lef

t

 f

or

] Ma

rs

 when Ma

rs

 re

ached

 its cl

osest

 point to Earth.

137. While I was traveling to Ma

rs

, I 

수동

 [w

as

 wo

r

ried

] about landing.

138. Fo

rtunately

, I go

t

 to Ma

rs

 without any br

oken

 parts.

139. When I sent the first si

gnal

 to Earth, I was very 

분사태선택!

 [exciting / excited]

2

.

140. Let me tell you about my da

ily

 life on Ma

rs

.

141. I get en

ergy

 from the Sun.

142. So I get up as the Sun ri

ses

, and I go to sleep as the Sun sets.

143. I sometimes had pr

oblems

 

접전선택!

 [while / during]

2

 my ex

plorations

.

144. In 2007, a heavy sa

ndstorm

 bl

ocked

 the Sun co

mpletely

 for 6 weeks, and I fe

ll

 into a deep sleep because I had no en

ergy

.

145. One time I go

t

 st

uck

 in the sand.

146. It to

ok

 me a few months to es

cape

 from there!

147. My ma

in

 mi

ssion

 was to take pictures of Ma

rs

' su

rface

, to study rocks, and to send the data to Earth.

148. I fi

nally

 fo

und

 ev

idence

 of water on an

cient

 Ma

rs

.

149. Water is ne

cessary

 for all living cr

eatures

, isn't it?

150. Then could there be life on Ma

rs

?

151. Im

agine

 how 

분사태선택!

 [exciting / excited]

1

 it would be to answer, Yes!

152. The Brooklyn Bridge Are you fa

miliar

 with the Brooklyn Bridge in New York?

153. The bridge ap

pears

 in many films because it is a great la

ndmark

 of New York.

154. It was the first bridge to use st

eel

 wire in the world.

155. No other su

spension

 bridge was longer and taller than the Brooklyn Bridge at that time.

156. On a sign of the bridge, there 

문법선택!

 [is / was / are]

3

 the names of the bu

ilders

 of the bridge: John A. Roebling, Washington A. Roebling, and Emily Warren Roebling.

159. From the early 1800s, people in Brooklyn felt a need for a bridge that co

nnected

Brooklyn and Manhattan.

160. When the East River 

수동

 [w

as

 fr

o

zen

] in winter, they had no way to get to Manhattan.

161. But nobody th

ought

 it was po

ssible

 to build a bridge over the East River except one man - a famous bridge de

signer

, John Roebling.

162. Many people said, The st

eel

 wire bridge is going to fall into the river.

163. That 

수동

 [w

as

 because they be

l

ieved

] that st

eel

 could not su

pport

 large st

ructures

.

164. But John th

ought

 st

eel

 wire would make the Brooklyn Bridge stronger than any other bridge in the world.

165. In 1869, he st

arted

 the bridge pr

oject

 with his son, Washington Roebling.

166. But there was a se

rious

 ac

cident

 on the co

nstruction

 site.

167. The ac

cident

 to

ok

 John's life and made Washington the ch

ief

 le

ader

 of the pr

oject

.

168. Yet tr

agedy

 st

ruck

 again in 1872.

169. While Washington was di

recting

 the co

nstruction

 of the bridge, he 

수동

 [w

as

pa

r

alyzed

] by an ac

cident

.

171. But Washington's ph

ysical

 di

fficulty

 didn't stop him.

172. He knew he had to co

mplete

 his father's dream bridge.

173. Washington co

mmunicated

 with his wife, Emily Roebling, by ta

pping

 his one moving finger on her arm.

174. He de

veloped

 a co

de

 to give her his me

ssages

.

175. Emily 

대명선택!

 [her / herself]

2

 visited the bridge every day to pass on these me

ssages

 to the engineers for 11 years.

176. She 

삽입주의!

 [also] taught 

대명선택!

 [her / herself]

2

 bridge engineering to di

rect

 the bridge's co

nstruction

.

177. In 1883, the Brooklyn Bridge 

수동

 [w

as

 fi

nally

 com

pleted

] by John Roebling's vi

sion

, Washington Roebling's pa

ssion

, and Emily Roebling's de

dication

.

 🤞어순을 찾아줘 [우선순위] 

1. These [whose / rescued / actions / citizens, / quick] the [and / children / are / driver, / the]being [called / heroes] 

2. And [its / protective / provide / green / feathers] coloration [into / blend / it / that / helps]its surroundings 

3. The [members / and / crew / captain / the] who [remained / in / wooden / stayed / a] shelter nearby 

4. Sawaya: [had / Yes, / but / if / I] remained [a / I / then / lawyer, / would] not [job / dream / my / have / found] as [Lego / artist / a] 

5. Recently, [panda / the / has / giant / though,] been [from / the / removed / endangered / species] list 

6. People [photic / sneezers / sneeze / who / are] when [is / change / a / sudden / there] in [of / the / light / level] 

7. Also, [from / might / sneezing / photic / pass] generation [generation / to] 

8. She [to / be / was / said / both] as [and / as / skilled / brilliant / as] her brother 

9. However, [Europe, / in / it / 18th / century] was [inappropriate / for / considered / a / woman] to [or / music / perform / compose] 

10. I [when / for / left / Mars / Mars] reached [its / Earth / point / to / closest] 

11. In [Brooklyn / 1883, / was / Bridge / the] finally [vision, / John / by / Roebling's / completed] Washington [Roebling's / Roebling's / and / passion, / Emily] dedication 

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[1] 
[2] ① 1 ② thanks ③ to 
[3] 
[4] ① Suddenly ② control ③ vehicle 
[5] ① tipped ② over ③ trapping 
[6] ① safely 
[7] 
[8] 
[9] ① rescued ② 2 
[10] 
[11] 
[12] 
[13] 
[14] 
[15] ① flightless 
[16] 
[17] ① provide ② protective ③ coloration ④ blend ⑤ surroundings 
[18] ① is ② endangered 
[19] ① protect 
[20] ① advice 
[21] ① 2 
[22] ① 2 
[23] ① plenty 
[24] 
[25] ① 2 
[26] 
[27] ① Sincerely ② physical 
[28] ① physical 
[29] 
[30] ① recharged ② 2 
[31] ① was ② built ③ was ④ huge ⑤ steam 
[32] ① transported ② furs 
[33] 
[34] ① crew ② were ③ rescued 
[35] ① crew ② remained ③ wooden ④ shelter 
[36] ① blizzard ② was ③ gone 
[37] ① crew ② encountered ③ 2 
[38] ① crew 
[39] 
[40] 
[41] ① 1 ② surprisingly ③ abandoned ④ sink 
[42] 
[43] 
[44] ① floating 
[45] ① Microwaving ② nutrients 
[46] ① microwave ② foil 
[47] ① statements ② false 
[48] 
[49] ① 2 ② false 
[50] ① microwaving ② prevent 
[51] ① statement 
[52] 
[53] ① foil ② microwave ③ foil 
[54] 
[55] ① Otherwise ② microwaving 
[56] ① microwave ② containers 
[57] 
[58] ① 1 
[59] 
[60] ① filtration 
[61] ① experiment ② be ③ filtered 
[62] ① filter 
[63] ① pebbles 
[64] 
[65] ① process 
[66] ① Interviewer ② professional 
[67] 
[68] 
[69] ① Interviewer 
[70] ① inspired ② to ③ someth ④ ing 
[71] 
[72] ① 2 
[73] ① sculptures ② sculptures 
[74] ① sculptures 
[75] ① Interviewer ② must ③ have ④ taken 
[76] ① remained ② remained ③ 2 
[77] ① features 
[78] ① was ② chosen ③ was ④ founded ⑤ was ⑥ endangered 
[79] ① was ② transferred 
[80] ① 2 
[81] ① removed ② from ③ endangered ④ species 
[82] ① 1 ② polar ③ 2 
[83] ① feature ② polar ③ instead 
[84] 
[85] ① polar ② recognizable 
[86] ① accepted ② attention ③ issue 
[87] ① sneezing ② 2 
[88] 
[89] ① after ② talk ③ ing 
[90] ① 2 ② photic ③ sneezing 
[91] 
[92] ① photic ② sneezers ③ sneeze ④ sudden 
[93] ① photic ② sneezing ③ generation ④ generation 
[94] ① photic ② sneezers 
[95] ① Frozen ② be ③ stored 
[96] ① thanks ② to ③ was ④ invented 
[97] 
[98] ① noticed ② immediately 
[99] ① Surprisingly 
[100] ① realized ② be ③ frozen 
[101] ① 2 ② texture 
[102] ① discovery ② frozen 
[103] ① trash ② sidewalk 
[104] 
[105] ① According ② to ③ broken ④ theory ⑤ trash 
[106] ① broken 
[107] ① are ② left ③ likely 
[108] ① likely 
[109] 
[110] ① 2 ② encourage ③ trash 
[111] ① composers 
[112] ① 1 
[113] 
[114] ① said ② 1 ③ brilliant 
[115] ① 1 
[116] ① performed 
[117] ① 1 ② was ③ considered ④ inappropriate ⑤ compose ⑥ perform 
[118] ① performing 
[119] ① 1 ② compose ③ privately 
[120] ① encouraged ② 2 
[121] ① be ② found ③ may ④ have ⑤ composed 
[122] ① strict 
[123] ① strict 
[124] ① Mars 
[125] ① Opportunity ② Mars 
[126] ① explore ② Mars 
[127] ① Mars ② 2 ③ 3 ④ 1 
[128] ① Mars 
[129] ① Mars 
[130] 
[131] ① Mars 
[132] ① Mars 
[133] ① reach ② Mars 
[134] 
[135] ① Mars 
[136] ① left ② for ③ Mars ④ Mars ⑤ reached ⑥ closest 
[137] ① Mars ② was ③ worried 
[138] ① Mars ② broken 
[139] ① signal ② 2 
[140] ① Mars 
[141] 
[142] 
[143] ① 2 ② explorations 
[144] ① sandstorm ② completely 
[145] ① stuck 
[146] ① escape 
[147] ① Mars ② surface 
[148] ① Mars 
[149] ① creatures 
[150] ① Mars 
[151] ① 1 
[152] ① familiar 
[153] ① landmark 
[154] ① steel 
[155] ① suspension 
[156] ① 3 
[157] 
[158] 
[159] 
[160] ① was ② frozen 
[161] 
[162] ① steel 
[163] ① was ② believed ③ steel ④ support ⑤ structures 
[164] ① steel 
[165] ① project 
[166] ① construction 
[167] ① project 
[168] ① tragedy ② struck 
[169] ① directing ② construction ③ was ④ paralyzed 
[170] 
[171] ① physical 
[172] ① complete 
[173] ① communicated ② tapping 
[174] ① code 
[175] ① 2 
[176] ① 2 ② direct ③ construction 
[177] ① was ② completed ③ vision ④ passion ⑤ dedication 
[178] 

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